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I built my house in 1983 and did all the plumbing myself and electrics as I could not afford to do otherwise. The theory being that if the place caught fire due to my faulty electrics, my faulty plumbing should put it out !
I started off with a Bosky 90, Jack of all trades and master of none, so it was scrapped. Managed to connect to mains gas in 1986 even though I am way out in the country, but the main happens to run past my front driveway. Connected a Condensing gas boiler to an Aarrow Stratford boiler via a Dunsley neutraliser. This works so that the gas boiler senses when the Aarrow has cooled down and will start up. Gas comes on only on cold nights.
We have a Danish Aduro 9 stove in another room which is very efficient and just on for watching a film on TV and an open fire built to Count Rumford specification in another room, which is only used to welcome guests. I thoroughly recommend both of those.
The summer water is heated by solar tubes on the roof which work well
The Aarrow is in a conservatory which has a door opening to the driveway so that I can deposit a 6x3x4 foot box (Old potato ton box) of wood right by the door. The wood is dropped loose from the Palax conveyor and not stacked so there is plenty of air in it and I would be surprised if it weighed more than half a ton but I will weigh one to find out.
We go through one box of Ash or Sycamore every ten days. From about the beginning of last November to April we used 15 boxes.
When I started living here on my own I hardly used any wood, then I decided to marry.............
20 radiators and three underfloor heating systems now!
The Aarrow I can thoroughly recommend, well built and reliable.
But we have a lot of wood here and it is free, as is my labour. I feel it is important to have the main stove in the conservatory and out of the main house which keeps the dirt and dust out, but also gives easy access to the wood and to the ash bin. I could not operate such a system without a Teleporter.